Беспроводная игровая мышь SteelSeries Aerox 9 — 202 отзывов, плюсы и минусы

I picked up this mouse because I was looking for a mouse with a ton of buttons but without the uncomfortable index finger rest. For me, I float my hand above the mouse. only holding it between my thumb and index finger with my pinkie acting as a stabilizer of sorts. Weird I know, but that's how I do things and mice like the Razer Naga cause me a lot of hand pain when using the mouse for long periods of time.

The comfort on this mouse is great. It's light, and easy to hold the way I find comfortable. The buttons are stiff, almost too stiff at times, but overall easy to press with a bit of added force. Not quite as quick to operate in something like an FPS game, but they are very deliberate which was good to prevent accidental presses.

From a physical standpoint, this mouse is perfect. But these mice are only as good as their software, and it's sad to say, SteelSeries' GG software leaves a lot to be desired.

From research the mouse only has a single stripped down on board profile that it saves to. So some things won't work without the software installed on the computer.

The basics are there. Rebinding of keys to any most any key is there. Adjustable lighting for your devices. It can be finicky to setup on a per game basic. But it does work. If you don't need anything complex, then it should fit your needs. The biggest failing of the mouse and software is macros.

A mouse with this many button is practically screaming to use macros. The problem is you can only record macros, and the only editing you can do is in the timing of the key presses that the software detects.

While this is first and foremost a gaming mouse. That many buttons can simplify a lot of things or make actions like entering repeated text easier. The big ones for me are area screen shots (win+shift+s) and text entering for boiler plate work. For Screenshots the software would record the first two inputs, but only the 's' upstroke. But instead of allowing me to insert a keystroke, I can only record it again. There is no way to enter text. Technically I could create a long macro of the text. But I wouldn't be saving any time with that. And if I create a typo, I have to start over again from the beginning.

Those two issues were the deal breakers for me.

TL;DR: Amazingly comfortable mouse with plenty of buttons to play with. But the software supporting that is lacking in many important ways that competitors beat it by. If the software improves, I'll definitely pick this back up. But for now, I'm returning the mouse because it makes it hard to use in the way I want.

I’ve had this mouse for about 3 years. The first one I had worked for about a year, and stopped connecting, so I submitted a warranty claim to Steelseries. They sent another one, which worked up until about a week and-a-half ago.

Performance is great, build is very comfy and is a great shape, feels ergonomic, and seems to be the perfect weight. Fast response time and decent dpi configurability. All-in-all, probably the best mouse I’ve yet used, but still has drawbacks.

The misgivings are that there are far too many side buttons, each of which are clustered together, making them entirely impractical to use. There’s no reason there should be that many extra buttons, especially in that configuration. Secondly, given the skeletonized construction, the pace at which wear-and-tear occurs is significantly heightened, as I believe the reason for the mouse’s failure has been—in both instances—due to exposure to sweat, dead skin, grime, and other miscellaneous contaminants bound to come into contact with the internals of the mouse. Everything in the mouse is basically exposed, allowing any and all things to get in there, over time. Thirdly, although clicks are typically solid, I’ve noticed that there has also been gradual wear affecting the LMB, MMB, and RMB, causing occasional inaccuracies with effective clicking and scrolling.

If you are very clean, do not shed skin, and don’t get sweaty palms (or you don’t play Tarkov), you would likely get more out of this mouse.

In my opinion, Steelseries products are the best in the pc peripherals market, but this mouse doesn’t fit as a flagship, nor is it the best they can offer.

In-a-nutshell:
Good Quality for $150 dollars✅
Good Performance for $150 dollars✅
Good Durability for $150 dollars❌

I want to preface that I am an outlier. I have an amazing blend of long fingers, flexible joints, and short palms. For the pianists out there, I have a 10in span on my right (mouse) hand.

Apropos of the above, you will see that many others have commented that the ergonomics of this mouse are poor, to say the least. This is a tragic understatement of the embarrassing design of this mouse.

I'm most comfortable between a fingertip or claw grip, I often find I swap between the two. However, I am plenty comfortable with a traditional palm grip, especially for longer and larger mice. I **cannot** find a comfortable grip with this mouse. Holding it in a claw or fingertip grip means I'm either holding it short of the mouse buttons, or I must completely curl my thumb in a very dramatic claw to actuate the side buttons. In either pose, the "2" button is nearly impossible to detect, as it abnormally small compared to every button near it. Trying to hit just the "2" button and no other button is a nightmare,and considering that many games have "sour" buttons, wherein hitting the wrong button will cause a delay in the intended action, this is simply unacceptable. Exacerbating all these issues, these buttons are among the squishiest and least tactile of any mouse buttons I've ever used. Redragon slop has better feedback than these, and they cost 1/3rd the price.

I tried to hold the mouse on a canted angle, to see if I could work around this with a bit of adjustment. Never you mind that this is already a bad idea (see movement angles) but when I did so I quickly found that the left and right click buttons were simply too short to accommodate a sort of mid-body grip that canted angle required.

In my experience, there is no way for me to comfortably actuate all 12 side buttons and keep a comfortable grip on the mouse. If the "1" "2" and "3" buttons were replaced by the "4" "5" and "6" buttons (and another row were added at the back to make up for the loss) maybe I could recommend this mouse.

tl;dr, it is an awkward and comically incompetent design. I've never bought anything SteelSeries before and I highly doubt I'll ever buy anything from them again.

EDIT: It's been just about 2 weeks since I started using this mouse and it no longer stays paired with the provided 2.4ghz dongle. Pairing with BT works fine, but has some noticable latency. That could just be my BT card, but the lack of connectivity with the dongle is unacceptable after only 14 days of use. Even more damning, I have been busy with work, so I've only spent about 20 or so hours with the mouse.

Another issue I've noticed is that the battery level is incredibly unreliable. It will flash red for low battery after about 15 minutes of use, but it seems to still have a "normal" battery life. Time will tell if that's another canary in this coal mine.

ymmv, but I'm going to steer everyone away from these mice in the future. Razer mice might die within a year or two but at least they'll make it longer than 2 weeks and can actually report their battery level with some accuracy. The only positive I can give this is that their software is less blighted than Synapse, but you cannot save or switch profiles to the mouse.

scroll down a little to skip story time!

I really wanted to like this mouse. I love my other SteelSeries gear, so thought it was time to complete the set with a mouse. I grabbed the Aerox 9 as my first “premium” (aka expensive) mouse, so my expectations were high.

The mouse feels fantastic in my hand, I use palm grip and my thumb fell perfectly on the side buttons. I’ve never used a MOBA mouse but got the hang of it really quickly.

Super lightweight for what it was. 12 side buttons plus a battery at only like 90 grams? Impressive.

That’s where the main issue lies. They advertise 150 hours of battery life (though I’ve also seen them advertise 180 hours in some places…) The battery maybe lasted me 3 days if I was lucky, and this was with the “high efficiency mode” enabled in the software. Quite disappointing.

After about 1 week, the right click also started getting stiff, to the point where it was noticeably harder to click than the left click. Seems I’m not the only one who has noticed some QA issues.

Pros:
-Lightweight wireless mouse with lots of buttons.
-Great hand feel (for larger hand that uses palm grip)
-smoothest PTFE feet I’ve ever seen (soft mousepad)

Cons:
-Battery life. Barely gets 72 hours with efficiency mode
-QA issue with right click (stiff/stuck button)

Overall a good mouse, I would have kept it if it wasn’t for the right click issue. But I ended up returning this product. Unfortunately, I can’t uninstall Logitech G Hub just yet :)

Having used this mouse for 6+ months I have several thoughts

1) Quality: 4/10 I'm not sure if I got unlucky or if this mouse as a quality issue, but after only 6 months of daily usage, the side buttons (notably the 3 and 6) are beginning to fail. Every 3rd press or so doesn't register, which for a $100+ mouse is unacceptable.

2) Feel: 4/10 Maybe this is my own personal issue, but this mouse is just plain weird to hold. It doesn't feel ergonomic at all. I have to sort of hold it closer to the front edge, and angle the mouse into my palm in order to comfortably use the 12 side buttons. While I did get used to it, and I wouldn't say it's *uncomfortable*, it is certainly a very odd design compared to every other MMO mouse I have used (the G600 being the gold standard, rest its soul)

3) Usability: 7/10 Functionally, looking past my button failing quality issue, it works just fine. I like the option of having 2 different wireless modes, as well as a good braided cable. Software it pairs with runs well, and is easy to use. It has a good "plug and play" tuning as well. Checks all boxes without doing anything special.

Overall, with the buttons failing and strange hand feel, it's a 2/5 for me. Hits below its weight class, and for the price they're asking you could get a much better value for your money.

It's a nice mouse but it's not really for me, let me explain.

The cons
It's HEAVY… I'm coming from the G502, and it still felt 2x heavier.
The side buttons are harder to press than a controller button

The pros
It's smooth, I use a glass mousepad and it feels great on it… Whatever material they use, it's really nice
Great tracking, very responsive
Also has a good feeling shell was a bit worried about the holes but feels good
Haven't tested the lights but it's definitely bright

Hope my personal opinion helps you I'll be requesting a refund and trying another SS mouse

After putting the SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless Mouse through its paces, I find myself torn between its strengths and weaknesses. Here's why I'm giving it a 3 out of 5:

1. **Impressive Performance**: When it comes to performance, the Aerox 9 doesn't disappoint. Its wireless connection is rock-solid, with minimal latency and no noticeable dropouts during gaming sessions. The TrueMove Air sensor offers precise tracking and responsive cursor movement, providing a smooth and accurate gaming experience. Additionally, the lightweight design and ambidextrous shape make it comfortable to use for extended periods, catering to a wide range of grip styles.

2. **Premium Build Quality**: The Aerox 9 boasts a premium build quality that exudes durability and sophistication. The sleek, transparent design not only looks stylish but also allows for customizable RGB lighting effects, adding a touch of flair to your gaming setup. The mouse feels solid in the hand, with no flex or creaking, and the buttons offer satisfying tactile feedback. It's clear that SteelSeries has put a lot of thought and attention to detail into the construction of this mouse.

3. **Battery Life and Software Issues**: Despite its impressive performance and build quality, the Aerox 9 falls short in a couple of key areas. Firstly, the battery life is somewhat underwhelming, especially considering that it's marketed as a wireless gaming mouse. With moderate usage, I found myself having to recharge the mouse every couple of days, which can be inconvenient for gamers who prefer longer gaming sessions. Additionally, the SteelSeries Engine software, while functional, can be buggy and unintuitive at times, making customization and configuration more of a hassle than it should be.

While the SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless Mouse has its strengths, including impressive performance and premium build quality, it's held back by its underwhelming battery life and software issues. If you can overlook these shortcomings, it's a solid choice for gamers looking for a reliable wireless mouse with responsive tracking and a stylish design. However, if battery life and software functionality are top priorities for you, you may want to explore other options on the market.

This mouse is light as a feather when unplugged. However it only lasts about 2 days of gaming before you have to plug it back in. I just forget it's plugged in, but when it's unplugged, man it feels agile.

I have all the thumb keys mapped to the NUM PAD. Makes things a bit easier. The macro functions are easily added.

RGB is quite useless, good to tell you when your battery is low? But otherwise kinda useless as there's no RGB in the skeletonized section.

I have somewhat smaller hands, reaching the forward 6 buttons is a chore and requires me to have my hand further up. But that's not my comfortable mouse posture, which is more a claw grip. Palm gripping your mouse is weird.

This is also one of the very few Steelseries mice that have a tilting scroll wheel, I was excited to have that back after having the Rival 5 for a year. However, it's extremely stiff, enough that you more than likely will click the scroll wheel instead of tilt it. So that's a bummer.

DPI Settings were a big PITA to setup for the first few days... I'll post a pic of my settings to help you adjust easier... I also loathed that I had to make a macro for browser Back and Forward shortcuts, however the benefit was the ability to put those exactly where it was comfortable for me. Shortcuts are as follows for that:

Open Macro Editor
Recording for Browser Back: ALT + Left Arrow
Recording for Browser Forward: ALT + Right Arrow
Click setting on each one (bottom left) as No Delay.

It will not work in Explorer half the time, so browsing through files will require adjustment.

My final con... Profiles. Notice how I said I have all 12 thumb keys assigned to the NUM PAD and then I had mapped forward and back keys for browsing the web... Yep. Profiles. You'll have to swap profiles for gaming and productivity. Makes me wonder if I can set a macro on the Apex Pro to switch easily... I'll update this if I ever decide to test that out.

Overall, I recommend this mouse if you want a MOBA mouse and want to keep all your gear Steelseries.

Do not buy anything from Steele series. Purchased the mouse, it broke within 6 months the main left mouse button became hyper sensitive and would stay "clicked" so it didnt click anymore when you wanted it to. Amazon directs to the company directly and they give you the most outrageous "warranty" process ever including repeating steps and information multiple times to ensure "accuracy" (giving address and the same pictures repeatedly as though the information will change suddenly) all by certain date deadlines as though they are trying to stall you out so they dont have to replace their cheap items that broke. Then they ask you to DESTROY THE PRODUCT with specific in order pictures before they can verify the return will happen. Then they tell you this is so youre never without a product and they can ship a replacement to you ASAP. Well how do I use a destroyed item in the meantime? Its annoying its broken but I can at least still semi function with whats broken while I wait for a replacement. But no, they want you to ensure youve broken it "properly" before they will even consider shipping. They call it the "pre replacement acceptance step" honestly just a bunch of freaking crooks. Dont buy the mouse, its cheap, it'll break, youll be out over 200 bucks. Buy literally any brand it'll be better.

As far as 12 key mice, this mouse is superb. Great battery life, lightweight, software is fairly easy to use and customize the mouse. The holes in the case of the mouse are concerning for cleaning. Don't see any screws that allow you to open it up, but the holes are big enough for a compressed air straw. The shape of the mouse doesn't allow you to pick up the mouse easily without pressing any buttons. But I have waited a long time for this mouse. Had a Razer Naga, but back then I hard wired it to my PC while charging. I now use my mice wireless and charge them from a nearby wall socket. Since I got that mouse for WoW way back when, I haven't found a 12 key mouse that was wireless and worked while charging from a wall socket as opposed to plugging it into a PC and wasn't a piece of garbage *cough utech/reddragon cough*. This mouse does that, however it's finicky. It will work on wireless 2.4ghz while plugged in, but when it goes to sleep, it can no longer work with 2.4ghz. However, bluetooth works while charging, but for some reason it forgets all the keybinds and uses some weird keybinds, not the standard 0-9, -, +. The software has a Bluetooth config button, but for some reason it doesn't seem to work. Battery life is much better than the Naga and it's lighter. The tactile feeling of the buttons might make it harder to get used to a 12 key mouse, but I have a lot of experience with them, so it's not that hard. Many 12 key mice has beveled edges that make it more obvious where each key is. The lip that indicates the middle of the 12 keys (the 5 key) is not too pronounced. When it goes to sleep on 2.4ghz, it has a chance to try to connect forever. It blinks white which it does when it's connecting to a device and never stops. To fix it, you simply turn it off and turn it back on. Bluetooth usually wakes up just fine. I just got used to having to restart the mouse. It's very unlikely that this would affect me while I'm playing a game, so it's not a huge deal. I saw a review that it's too long for an average hand size. That's probably true. I'm 6'3" and the mouse is just the right size to rest while my hand is comfortably arched around it.

The Aerox 9 is so close to being the perfect mouse for MMO players who also enjoy FPS, RTS, and MOBAs. It's relatively lightweight with a nice finish, the M1/M2 switches feel and sound great, and importantly for an MMO mouse, the side buttons are stiff enough and angled enough that players can flick this mouse or pick it up without worrying about misclicks.

Unfortunately, the Aerox 9 has one major flaw that I suspect will be a deal breaker for a lot of people, myself included: the size. This mouse was designed for large hands, and the majority of people will struggle to find a comfortable grip. For example, my hands are 19x10 cm (medium size), and I use a claw grip. My thumb doesn't reach the first row of buttons (1/2/3), and I have to adjust my grip to comfortably reach the second row (4/5/6). The tips of my index and middle fingers, meanwhile, rest over the honeycomb pattern cutouts on the M1/M2 buttons, making left/right mouse clicks feel less precise.

There are a few smaller issues with the Aerox 9, as well. For one thing, the sensor placement needs to be adjusted. The sensor should be moved away from the palm and up towards the front of the mouse, which would improve wrist aiming. Also, the scroll wheel is rather poor. The stock scroll wheel's performance is inconsistent (switching weapons in CS2, for example, doesn't always work as intended), and sometimes when I'm scrolling I can hear a soft noise from inside the mouse, like the metal chime of a tiny spring.

If SteelSeries addresses these complaints in a revision, I'll happily buy that new Aerox 9. As it stands, I've chosen to return mine.

It's a great mouse. Comfortable and easy to use... as long as you're prepared to use their proprietary USB-C dongle.

But if you wanted it because it claims to have Bluetooth functionality, well, prepare to be disappointed. The (terrible) software that you have to use to customize the buttons and RBG colors on the mouse just doesn't work via Bluetooth. Trying to change the colors results in a popup that says that setting isn't available when connected with Bluetooth. It suggests using their "Prism" tool instead.

Except, when you click over to Prism, it tells you that it cannot detect your mouse while it is connected via Bluetooth (even though you are literally using the mouse to navigate the software that claims it can't detect it).

After much frustration, I just returned it. Sure, I could have used it with the dongle, but I specifically wanted it for Bluetooth, and I refuse to give money to a company that would do something so bizarrely stupid as lobotomize the device when used via Bluetooth. Great mouse, incredibly stupid software.

i got the aerox 9 to replace my logitech g600 mouse for ffxiv because i just really needed a more lightweight and comfortable mmo mouse since i have a lot of joint problems. i have very small hands but the button placements are still fine for my grip type i guess? i saw others who also have small hands say its a little too big if they have a claw grip, but i have more of a palm gripstyle. i’m really disappointed in the battery life though. on a full charge, its only lasted me roughly 30ish hrs of playtime before i have to charge it again? even with the lights off since i dont really like the lights on draining battery since i also have wireless rgb headsets, i’m just used to keeping rgb off on my stuff to get more battery life. not sure why it doesn’t last longer than that, i’ve tried it at full charge three times now and i dont seem to get much more than this but it could just be i got a dud battery in my mouse maybe. my razer viper lasts forever so that’s what i compare it to for battery life on a wireless mouse. that doesn’t actually bother me nearly as much though because i’ve also had several connection issues with this mouse which is just strange. I’ve had to forget and re-pair it almost every single time i connect it with bluetooth to my laptop, but even when i connect it via the receiver on my pc, i’ve had to also re-pair the mouse to the receiver almost every time as well. it will connect, then disconnect seconds later and this pattern would just keep repeating until i just forget the device on my computers to reconnect them all over again. i thought maybe it was just an issue with my pc, but the same happens on my laptop as well and i dont understand why. its an annoying thing to do because even if i only use it in one mode with one computer, this still happens where i have to re-sync the mouse as if its a new device every single time. i am still gonna keep the mouse though because its been much more comfortable and easier on my joints to use, i just wish it would actually stay paired to my devices and maybe have more battery life. also a note unrelated to my rating, don’t forget that if you have pets that shed a lot year round, the pet hair will get stuck in the holes in the honeycomb design lol its not something i remembered when i bought this mouse so just be mindful of it

when i first got this i had interference from my Logitech headset i had to fix by moving the dongle, but every other 2.4ghz headset hasn't caused the issue.

incredible feeling in the hand. and the buttons are essential to the variety gamer. even basic fps games can benefit from a few binds on the mouse.

It was a great mouse until the constant scroll kickback made it unreliable for gaming. I eventually stopped using it because of this. When I reached out to SteelSeries customer support, they just suggested cleaning and resetting it. Blowing it out with air helped a little, but the problem never fully went away and would quickly return.

Got this mouse today and used it for about 30 minutes. Refund is already initiated and I'm dropping it back in the mail tomorrow.

I've been longing for a lightweight ambidextrous body style MMO mouse for a long time. I honestly thought this might be the one, unfortunately it's not even close.

It's pretty sharp looking, but for me that's about where it stops.
Here's a list of the Pro's and Cons:
CONS:
1. The exterior of the mouse is matte, so if you have dry hands be prepared for this mouse to hardly have any grip while trying to reach for the awkwardly placed side buttons, especially if you pick the mouse up regularly while gaming because it's actually more ergonomic like the Razer Death Adder and a lot less like Glorious Model-O even thought it looks like it. I'm not sure why these hardware companies seemingly don't test their own products, but the button placement on this mouse is just annoying when it really didn't have to be.

2. The left and right mouse buttons on the top are so sensitive that just lifting the mouse and setting it down triggers them, and if you're turning the mouse to reach side buttons you accidentally press them on accident a lot.

3. There's no extra buttons on top of the mouse other than the one DPI switch which feel like a huge missed opportunity, especially for the price.

4. The one I got today, the left mouse button clicked twice upon decompression making a single mouse click feel crunchy and like a double click.

5. The sensor even after the firmware update and installing the software engine felt mediocre. It would go from 900dpi to what would feel like 400dpi mid swipe trying to fight and move in game. This only happened in wireless mode and I believe it was from the mouse slightly tilting and lifting the sensor due to its design.

6. Way overpriced for what you actually get.

Pro's
1. It's wireless if that's important to you.

2. I'm getting a full refund.

This mouse doesn't even feel much lighter than the other MMO mice I have. Unless you're a Razer Death Adder or a Naga fan save yourself some time and money and go with something else. I haven't found anything that fits my hand as well as my Redragon Impact M908 with the weights out.

I have been trying for a decade to get away from Razer. I can't stand them, but I can't go back to not having an "MMO" mouse. The buttons are useful for all manner of games. I was really excited to try the Aerox 9, having been impressed with Steelseries' Apex Pro keyboard. I'm sorry to say this thing is awful.

The biggest problem here is that the mouse both expects you to have very light, small hands, and very large, freakishly long thumbs.

The main attraction of an MMO mouse is the side buttons. I have fairly large hands, at about 8 1/2 inches from the base of my palm to the tip of my middle finger, and about a 9 inch wingspan. Unless you're an NBA player, good luck reaching those keys. The side buttons are so far toward the front of the mouse, and add some ridiculous staggered angle, I cannot comfortably reach the 1, 2, 3, or 6 buttons. They're so hard to reach, I have to shift my grip to get at them. Palm and claw don't work. I can't reach the buttons in palm. When I do claw, I invariably add more weight on my index finger. That's when the second major problem shows up.

The actuation force on the clicks is absurdly low. This trend in recent years to reduce actuation force / distance is really, really stupid. Speed switches on keyboards, with ~1.2mm actuation, as opposed to the standard 2mm, have shown to have ZERO improvements in actuation speed. It's a gimmick that makes you bad at typing. It seems we're doing this with mice now, too. If you so much as look at the mouse funny, it will click. Unless you have baby hands, you can't rest your finger on the button at all. Having a neurological condition that causes me to shake, I have no choice. My large hands, not large enough to reach the side buttons, are also too large to comfortably use the mouse as a mouse. Lovely.

I measured the actuation force of the click at the tip of the button at around 30g. I'm using a scale, so it's not as accurate as a proper force gauge, but it got the job done. My Naga Pro actuated at 45g at the tip. The thing is, with the Naga, I don't have to rest my finger on the end of the button. Not only is it 50% more required force, but I can rest closer to the axis, which means my 70-80g force of a resting finger is less likely to actuate the click. The actuation force is fine when I palm grip, but again, I cannot do this AND use the side buttons, because this thing was designed by Salad Fingers.

For perspective, Cherry Brown keyboard switches are 55g. Blue are 60g. Red, being a pretty light switch, is 45g. Keyboard switches are also usually not required to bear the weight of a finger unless you're actively pressing a key. The mouse has to. 30g is too low.

Lastly, they replaced their old Engine software with this bloated GG thing. I didn't use it long enough to form an opinion on it, but lighter companion applications are almost universally better.

Buy a Naga Pro if you're willing to spend this much. Buy a Logitech G600 if you want to spend 1/4 the money. Hell, I'd recommend a Corsair Scimitar over this thing, and the side buttons on that thing suck, too.

Steelseries, you can fix this mouse by moving the buttons closer to the back, making them shorter in length for denser placement (see Naga), and stiffen up the click a bit. If you do that, you have a winner. Unfortunately, you designed the worst of both worlds.

The mouse when it is working is great. Once it is set to high-efficiency mode the battery life seems to last a great time, but initially the charge seems to need time to calibrate (had an unplugged mouse go from 80%->85%->90%). The side buttons are far enough alongside the mouse that you have to have your palm on the mouse at all times unless you have very large hands.

My main issue is with the build quality. I've only had it a couple of days and the left mouse button is already showing signs of degrading. It has a slight left/right wiggle that you can hear a tiny creak with it if you listen closely, and sometimes a click as if it is pressing a button but at a much higher pitch. When I'm actively using the mouse, this extra click I have no idea whether it's activating an unbound function or not. All I know is that it is driving me crazy because I'm hearing multiple clicks where there shouldn't be any. Readjusting my grip slightly = click. Using the left click and lifting my finger not perfectly up (so I'm accidentally pushing it to the side) = click. I don't wear headphones so this sound is extremely noticeable to me and, if I could, I would return it based solely on this because if a few days has already shown this much wear and tear, what will a month or a year do?

Wireless mouse, sleek design. The shape and size is very comfortable but the honeycombing feels strange in my hand. Unfortunately the main draw, the MMO buttons on the side, didnt feel very good to press comfortably, but I did feel they were a bit too far back for my thumb. I don't think I'd ever reach the closest 3 buttons without a thumb cramp.

Also ich habe mir die Kabellose Aerox 9 für die Nutzung auf den Mac gekauft. Vorrangig für Makros für die Arbeit und Gaming bsp. WoW/LoL, die vielen Tasten an den Seiten und die Mittlere Maustaste mit zwei zusätzlichen knöpfen wäre perfekt gewesen. Wurde aber leider entäuscht.
Zur info ich nutze den Mac mit den M1 Chip mit dem aktuellsten Betriebssystem
Grundsätzlich Funktioniert jede maus auf den Mac.
Aber
Man kann keine Maustasten nach Wunsch belegen ohne zusätzliche Software.
In der Beschreibung steht die Maus ist für Mac kompatibel. Ich ging davon aus das alle Funktionen auf den Mac funktionieren. Jetzt kommt das große aber:

Die Bewertung ist für Mac User gedacht und nicht für Windows User.

1. Software
Man muss die Software von Steelseries Engine Installieren. Die gibt es auf der Offiziellen Homepage Kostenlos. Ich war sehr froh das es eine MacOs Version gibt. Sofort Installiert und die Vorfreude war groß. Leider wird die Maus vom Programm nicht erkannt... Somit ist die Maus nutzlos für Mac-User. Drittanbieter Software hab ich nicht Probiert und will es auch nicht da diese meist etwas kosten. Wer mit den Standardhinterlegten Maustasten zufrieden ist kann sie aber ohne Probleme nutzen aber man kann halt nichts nach Wunsch belegen. So ich bin nun zum Windows Rechner gegangen dort die Software Installiert die Maustasten belegt dann die Maus wieder am Mac angeschlossen. Und das geht. Die Konfiguration merkt sich die maus und man benötigt keine Software die immer im Hintergrund mitlaufen muss. Leider ist das aber für meinen Einsatz zu aufwendig da ich zwischen Makros bei der Arbeit und Gaming verschiedene Profile nutzen möchte ich kann nicht jedes Mal bei einem Wechsel den PC wechseln. Daher unbrauchbar. Und mein größter Kritikpunkt ist: ich habe die Mittlere Mausradtaste mit Linkes Shift belegt. Beim Gaming kann man so ohne den kleinen Finger auf die Shift Taste zu legen die Tasten im Highfrequenz Bereich doppelt belegen. Leider ist genau das nicht möglich. Die schiftfunktion auf der Mittleren Mausradtaste (auch andere Tasten auf der Maus wo Shift zugewiesen wird) wird zwar erkannt aber sobald man eine Zahl oder Buchstaben mit der Tastatur drückt wird die Shift Taste nicht mehr erkannt. Beispiel: Man drückt Linkes Shift über die Maustaste + a auf der Tastatur. Dann bekommt man ein Kleines a (müsste ein großes A sein). Man drückt Linkes Shift über die Maustaste + a über eine selbstkonfigurierte a Taste über die Maus dann bekommt man A. Die Maus in Kombination mit der Tastatur harmonieren nicht. (auf den Windows schon) Also auf den Mac sind auch über Umwege mit windows keine Komplexeren Makros möglich. Einfache Sachen wie F1 oder Zahlen, Buchstaben kein Problem. Solange man nicht etwas in Kombination mit der Tastatur macht. Bei so einem Preis + Beschreibung das es für Mac kompatibel ist hätte ich mir gewünscht das es in beiden Betriebssystemen gleich funktioniert. Leider für nicht unbrauchbar so. Bin echt enttäuscht.

2. Zubehör Dongle
Die Aerox 9 hat ein mitgeliefertes USB-C Dongle. Perfekt für die Konnektivität zum Mac keine zusätzlichen USB to USB-C Adapter notwendig. Wenn sie aber leer wird braucht man einen Adapter da dieser wieder mit USB angeschlossen werden muss. Der Dongle kann auch am Bildschirm angeschlossen werden funktioniert perfekt.

3. Ergonomie
Man kommt nicht so ganz leicht an alle 12 Seitentasten. Bei 1-3 Krampft man leicht die Hand. bei 4-6 ist es schon leichter und bei den rest kommt ich zumindest leichter hin ohne merkwürdige Akrobatik auf der Maus zu machen. Ich glaube aber mit Übung und Gewohnheit wird das schon. Die Mittlere Mausradtaste hat ja 3 Knöpfe. Wenn das möglich ist mag ich das sehr an einer Maus. Bei der Aerox 9 ist sie mir aber zu Tief drinnen. Ich nutze den Zeigefinger um nach rechts zur schieben. Da ist es aber so das man kaum hinkommt da man da den Finger nicht schön seitlich reindrücken kann da kaum fläche da ist. man rutscht leicht aus. Mit den Mittelfinger drücke ich nach Links das ist da noch schwerer. Ansonsten fühlt sich die Maus gut an. Die Seitentasten benötigen auch etwas mehr kraft um diese zu betätigen. Da muss man irgendwie Gegenhalten damit man die drücken kann. Kurz zusammengefasst Akrobatik auf der Maus trifft es am besten. Find ich Persönlich aber gesamt OK.

RGB dazu sage ich nichts da ich das eh kaum brauche.

Wünsche damit ich die Maus behalten hätte.
-Mac Kompatibel alles gleich wie bei Windows
-Befehle in Kombination mit der Mac Tastatur sollen auf den Mac möglich sein.

Optionale Wünsche damit diese Maus perfekt wäre
-Mausradtaste etwas höher damit man die zwei zusätzlichen Tasten leichter drücken kann
-Seitentasten Minimal leichter zum drücken machen
-Die Farbe weis oder die farben die Apple verwendet damit alles designtechnisch harmoniert
-keine Löcher das dezente RGB hinten/unten kann so bleiben dann müsste ich es nicht bei der Arbeit abschalten. :)

PS:
Ich schicke die Maus direkt wieder zurück an Amazon da ich aufgrund software damit nichts anfangen kann auf den Mac.

Hoffe das ich einigen Mac-Usern damit helfen konnte.

Entschuldigt die Rechtschreibung

lg

I bought this mouse because I've had a really bad support experience with razer. I really wanted to like this mouse and it has some very good features. The scroll wheel was nice and had a very nice definite click as your scroll. It's extremely light for an MMO mouse. The software to set up the button binds is a dream. It felt like a quality mouse. It felt quite long and narrow though which felt a bit odd.
The major flaw is the layout of the side buttons. They are just not well placed and the only way to describe it is like the buttons are "landscape" orientation where every other mmo mouse has them "portrait", in addition the entire grid is skewed but not in an ergonomic way, which makes the entire grid way too long. I had to move a bunch of keybinds to get it even close to the layout I'm used to. In addition the buttons are really stiff. After using this for a single gaming session my hand was genuinely hurting from stretching to reach some of the buttons, and I have relatively large hands. It's such a shame because I really like steelseries products. Unfortunately I had to return it, thankfully Amazon has an amazing returns policy so this was no issue.

Ich habe die Maus für 77 € Neu im Retouren Shop ergattern können.

Die Maus ist ergonomisch ich bin 189 cm groß. Habe große Hände dafür ist die Maus perfekt. Die Knöpfe an der linken Seite sind ein bisschen tief und dicht nebeneinander aber es geht. Für den Preis kann ich nicht meckern für Diablo und WOW oder sonstige Rollenspiele, perfekt.

Ich bin voll und ganz zufrieden und bei dem Preis kann ich auch nicht meckern.

Top Zustand wie neu wie beschrieben

Steelseries bir ürün aldığınızda, ürün kalitesini hemen hissettiriyor. Fakat bazı noktalarda sürekli tasarım hataları yaptıklarını düşünüyorum. Örneğin Apex 3 klavyemde numpad, capslock, scrollock ışıklı göstergelerini tuşlara o kadar yakın bir yere konumlandırmışlarki ışıklar tam numpad'teki numlock,/,*,- tuşlarının arkasında kalıp görünmüyor. Bu kadar kaliteli yapılan bir üründe bu kadar ucuz bir hata nasıl yapılıyor anlamıyorum.

Aerox 9 ile ilgili de buna benzer sorunlar var. Ürünü elinize aldığınızda hafifliği, akıcılığı, tıklama hissi, scroll wheel, görsellik vs. hepsi çok güzel. Fakat yandaki 12 tuş benim için gerçekten bir facia. Başka yorumlarda da gördüğüm üzere oyun esnasında aradığınız tuşu bulmak çok zor ve baş parmağınıza en uzak noktada kalan ilerdeki 1,2,3 no'lu tuşlara uzanmak neredeyse imkansız. 10,11,12 no'lu tuşlarla da 1,2,3 kadar olmasa da oyun içindeki anlık reaksiyonlara tepki vermek açısından zor. Parmağınızı baya bükmeniz gerekiyor ve mouse'u ister istemez kaydırıp kontrolü kaybediyorsunuz. Bu kısım donanımsal bir sorun.

Bir diğer sorun ise yazılımsal ve Steelseries GG uygulaması ile ilgili. Bu uygulama üzerinden steelseries cihazlarınızı konfigüre edebiliyorsunuz. Fakat side buttons'u bu konfigürasyonlarda bir kısayola atamadan boş bırakmanın bir yolunu ben bulamadım. Default olarak klavyenizdeki rakamlara atanmışlar. Örneğin bir textbox içerisinde yandaki 5 no'lu tuşa bastığınızda bildiğiniz 5 rakamını yazıyor. Bu kısayolu herhangi bir kısayol veya makro ile sorunsuz değiştirebilirsiniz. Fakat kısayolsuz atamadan boş bırakamıyorsunuz. Bu durumda oyun içinde konfigüre ettiğiniz kısayollar ile steelseries gg uygulamasındaki kısayollar çakışıyor. Belki third party bir uygulama ile bu sorun aşılabilir fakat ne gerek var?

Özetle kaliteli wireless bir gaming mouse arıyorsanız ürün güzel; fakat amacınız bunun ötesinde programlanabilir tuşlar ise benim gibi hayal kırıklığına uğrayabilirsiniz. Bence bu ürünün hakkı 3 yıldız. Yine de sorunun benim alışma sürecimle olabileceğini düşünüp 4 yıldız verdim. 31 Mart 2023 tarihi itibariyle Aerox 5 wireless ile aralarında yaklaşık 600 TL fark olmasa tercihim Aerox 5'ten yana olurdu.

The mouse itself is really nice to fit in your hand as someone who prefers smaller mice cause I got a smaller hands it feels very nice and responsive in your hands, however there are a few problems I've found with it, the main one is the side buttons are incredibly stiff to push and positioned very far forward so if your used to using a razer naga x or naga pro for MMO's games then I'd advise you to stick to those since the side buttons on this mouse are a nightmare.

The other problem I've had could be either software related or mouse related but when i boot up the pc sometimes and i leave it on wireless and then turn the mouse on using the button underneath then it flat out will not detect it until I plug it into the charger cable ( which kinda defeats the purpose of wireless ) after i unplug it then detects it wirelessly.

Overall the mouse is good but if you're looking for a good replacement to your corsair schimitar or naga for your MMO or MOBA games then sorry but this is not it. It almost feels like an FPS mouse with some badly designed side buttons slapped on it.

Ich hab die Maus jetzt fast genau 1 Jahr. Am Anfang war alles super und ich war auch begeistert vom Akku. 3-4 Tage keine probleme. Mittlerweile hält der Akku noch einen Tag wenn ich glück hab. Es kommen auch immer regelmäßiger Verbindungsabbrüche vor was natürlich mitten im Spiel absolut schlecht ist. Ich würde wahrscheinlich das nächste mal wieder zu Corsair greifen.

Bought this as i wanted a wireless mouse for playing mmos and this seemed to be the best option. I use this mainly with my gaming pc using the dongle, which has worked very well for the most part. tracking is very good for gaming and the mouse is light and glides smoothly on a mouse pad and the buttons are easy to remap through the steelseries software. bear in mind you need a usb type c port on your computer to use the dongle unless you want to use the included adapter which has a long cable which isnt ideal. I also use it on my macbook over bluetooth where it also works great for web browsing and light gaming. Only issue i have ran into is when the mouse isnt used for a while, it disconnects then takes up to 10 seconds to reconnect before you can use it again which can get quite annoying, as well as battery life not being great but charging is fast and the included cable is long enough to comfortable use the mouse while charging.

Eine Kurze Zusammenfassung

Pros:
- Sehr leichtes Gewicht
- Sehr gutes Gefühl in der Hand, nicht der übliche MMO-Maus Buckel stattdessen eine klassischere Maus-Form
- Die Maus gleitet nahezu wie auf Luft über das Mousepad
- Stilvolles RGB Placement, dieses schaltet die Maus wenn man sie bewegt sogar aus um Akku zu sparen, Tolles Feature, da man wenn die Hand auf der Maus liegt, diese sowieso nicht sieht
- Sichere 2.4 Verbindung, keinerlei Abbrüche, keine Verzögerung nach dem Standby
- Die 12 Seitentasten fühlen sich Traumhaft gut an und bieten sehr gutes Feedback, aber auf jedenfall benötigen sie mehr Kraft als die Tasten anderer Hersteller
- Das Mausrad fühlt sich dank der Textur auch sehr gut an, und bietet sogar Links / Rechts Kipp-Funktion
- USB-C Kabel, dass sich sehr gut anfühlt
- Der Wireless-Dongle hat einen USB-C Anschluss und selbst für Leute ohne diesen Anschluss bietet Steelseries hier einen Adapter, über den man den Dongle an das Ladekabel anschließen kann
- Schnelllade-Funktion
- Einfach zu bedienende Software

Cons:
- Die Seitentasten 1-3 sind für Leute mit normaler Handgröße etwas schwieriger zu erreichen
- Die schwerer zu drückenden Seitentasten sorgen gerade in Kombination mit dem niedrigen Gewicht gerne zu ungewolltem Cursor-Movement
- Die Software von Steelseries wirkt etwas überladen, und wirft einen beim Start jedes mal erst auf eine Werbe / Community Post Seite

- Von den 150 Stunden Akku-Laufzeit ist keinerlei Spur, da sich diese nur auf die Nutzung in Bluetooth mit 150hz und ausgeschaltetem RGB bezieht
- Unter Normaler Nutzung (2.4, 1000Hz und eingeschaltetem RGB) kann man hier gerade so 20h erwarten, was SEHR enttäuschend ist
- Ohne RGB kommt man auf gut 40h, was sehr schade ist, da dass RGB dieser Maus doch sehr schön anzusehen ist.

Fazit:
Ich wollte diese Maus wirklich lieben. Steelseries bietet hier eine MMO-Maus mal in ganz anderer Form, und vor allem das leichte Gewicht ist bei den sonst sehr schweren Mäusen dieser Art eine willkommene Abwechslung! Die Maus fühlt sich auch sehr gut verarbeitet an und vor allem das Feedback dass die Seitentasten bieten ist echt Traumhaft! Aber gerade dass die ersten 3 Tasten etwas schwierig zu erreichen sind und das damit verbundene leichte Umgreifen, stören das Handhabungs-Gefühl der Maus doch sehr! Außerdem war ich SEHR enttäuscht von der Akku-Laufzeit der Maus. Gerade einmal 20h Nutzung im Besten Fall im normalen Betrieb!

Rundum mag ich die Maus, werde aber wieder zu meiner alten Maus zurück wechseln.
Ich hoffe SEHR dass Steelseries hier weiterarbeitet und bei der nächsten Version der Aerox 9 die Ergonomik der Seitentasten verbessert, und die Akku-Laufzeit verbessern kann.

Eine interessante Maus, viele Möglichkeiten. Den doppel Klick mit dem Mausrad habe ich nicht auf anhieb gefunden und der Support von Steel Series hatte auch keine Lösung. Im Nachhinein habe ich selbst eine Lösung für das Problem gefunden. Bei manchen Produkten frage ich mich schon, was Entwickler geraucht haben müssen um auf solche Ideen zu kommen. Wie bei dieser Maus das Gewicht. Warum muss eine MMO Maus 80 Gramm wiegen ? Mich haben die höheren Gewichte nie gestört. Und so kommt es das manche Sachen die dem Komfort dienen, dem Gewicht geopfert wefden. Wie zum Beispiel die Ringfinger ablage. Mann kann darüber lachen aber ich finde das für eine MMO Maus ein muß!
Versteht mich nicht falsch ich habe noch nie so gerne ein Mausrad gedreht wie bei dieser Maus, einfach ein tolles Gefühl. Die Masutasten haben ein tolles Feedback und das Klickgeräusch ist ein sehr angenehmes. Die Programmierung der Maustasten ist Übersichtlich und schon recht intuitiv, wie gesagt das mit dem Doppelklick auf dem Mausrad habe ich auch hin bekommen.
Die Seiten Tasten sind im Prinzip gut zu erreichen, waren für meinen Daumen aber einen Ticken zu eng. Der Druckpunkt war für meinen Geschmack und die eines weiteren Testers zu stark, so das diese Maus es als einzige bisher geschafft hat, daß ich einen Krampf in der Hand bekommen habe. Ich sehe das aus der Kombination des geringen Gewichtes und den zu starken Druckpunkt der Seitentasten. Um das zu bestätigen, habe ich eine weitere Testperson hinzugezogen, der das unangenehme Gefühl in der Maushand bestätigen konnte. Auch habe ich mir dafür eine Woche Zeit gegeben, in der Hoffung, daß sich meine Hand an diese Situation gewöhnen kann, was leider nicht Fuktionierte.
Letztlich schade um die schöne Maus, ich hätte sie sehr gern behalten alles war gut, nur das Hand und Maus nicht in einem so krassen missverhältnis nicht zu sammen gepasst haben, wie ich es noch bei keiner Maus vorher erlebt habe. Und ich habe schon lange sehr lange Mäuse.

Nach 2 Jahren durchschnittlicher Benutzungszeit bin ich mit der Maus generell zufrieden. Die beiden oberen Tasten werden langsam etwas klapprig aber das nehme ich hin. Der verbaute Akku ist allerdings völliger Murks. Die angegebenen ca. 180 Std hab ich nie geschafft ,bei mir waren es von Anfang an eher so 10 Std. :=) Mittlerweile bin ich bei 6 - 8 Std. Bin also mit einer kabellosen Maus ständig mit Kabel zum laden unterwegs. Dafür habe ich die Maus aber nicht gekauft.

Le doy un 4 porque a veces el click no responde como debe responder. Aunque pasa bastante poco, no deberia de pasar nunca. Algunas personas no llegan con el pulgar a la fila del 1, 2 y 3 pero yo si, asi que por eso bien. Al principio la textura en la palma de la mano se siente rara y pica, pero se pasa con el tiempo.

I had been waiting for the right price to buy this mouse and finally got it at a discount. Unfortunately, even at the reduced price, I wouldn’t buy it again if I knew what I know now.

The mouse seems to disconnect randomly, often during high-intensity gaming or tasks requiring precision, which is incredibly frustrating. It also lags occasionally, even after I tweaked the settings to match my performance needs.

The battery life is much shorter than I expected. I barely get a full day’s use out of it before needing to plug it in, which defeats the purpose of going wireless. Another downside is that the Bluetooth functionality doesn’t allow you to integrate your colours or change settings in SteelSeries Engine. For a product in this price range, these issues are hard to overlook.

I’ve always used a SteelSeries keyboard and thought this mouse would be a great match for seamless integration. However, I honestly feel like I should have stuck with my wired Razer Naga X. The only real reason I switched was for the wireless functionality, but that hasn’t been worth the trade-off.

For the price, even on sale, I expected much better performance. I’d recommend considering other options, especially if reliability and precision are critical for you.

EDIT: Looking at the other reviews apparently this was mouse skates at some point. Beware this seller, they are reusing this page and just editing what it says.

The cable that was sent was a functioning USB C cable, and it does fit in the mouse. HOWEVER, I ordered this because I wanted more cables like the one that comes with the mouse, which is very thin and extremely flexible and lightweight.

This cable is definitely NOT that same cable that steel series sends, and is infact almost 4 times the thickness of the original wiring, and heavy. If you were to use this for the mouse it drags on the desk pretty bad as it is not really designed for it.

I was rather unimpressed with the 16 dollar price tag of this cable as I can get a equivalent and lighter cable from the corner gas station. If you need a cable this does work, but you can get one of these elsewhere for much cheaper than this. And it is not the cable that is pictured.

Returned for Refund.

Steelseries is a known name and I assumed the product would be of a consummerate quality since they didn't hesitate while setting the price for the product either.
The mouse however has stopped connecting to my mac completely after 6 months.

This is insane given the warranty was for 2 years. I can't seem to reach out to Steelseries support either.
Steer clear of this,

Pues es un mouse de alta gama nada mas que decir lo consegui por unos $85 dls y normalmente los veia en un precio de $150 dls asi que fue una ganga, plastico duro que se siente de calidad, algo grande pero es un mouse de 12 botones pero ultra ligero en comparacion a los demas mouse 12 botones, se lo recomandaria todos los que necesitan 12 botones, no se siente en la posicion mas ideal pero tampoco son incomodos, soy de mano pequenas asi que no se si sea diferente para manos grandes, buen software y nada que reprocharle de momento

El SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless es un ratón gaming diseñado para jugadores que buscan rendimiento, comodidad y estilo. Su diseño ultraligero lo hace muy cómodo para largas sesiones de juego, y su construcción resistente al agua lo protege contra derrames accidentales o sudor.

Cuenta con iluminación RGB personalizable, ideal para complementar tu configuración gaming, y tiene múltiples botones programables, perfectos para juegos MMO o MOBA donde necesites accesos rápidos. La conexión inalámbrica es estable y de baja latencia, y su batería ofrece una duración sólida,

Après 6 mois d'utilisation, la souris est out.
Bien que pratique pour les mmo, l'investissement n'est pas rentable du tout.
Mes Logitech ont duré bien plus longtemps que ça.
Pour une souris gaming, normalement étudiée pour supporter un gaming intense, cette souris est une vaste blague.
Impossible en plus de faire une requête puisque utilisée, malgré les deux ans de garantie légale. La souris n'est jamais tombée, a été utilisée dans les conditions prévues et n'a pas été en contact avec quelques liquides que ce soit.
Une vrai déception !

Mouse is well built, however there seems to be a piece of broken plastic stuck within the hot glue visible throught he plastic shell.

Side button and main buttons feel great.

Setup took a few min to get to the preferred settings.

Well worth it on discount

Fazit am Ende:

Ich persönlich finde die Maus echt gut. Sie macht eigentlich genau das was man von ihr erwartet. Die Bluetooth-Einstellung schaut kein Mensch an bzw. hoffe ich das! Komplett für die Fische. Das offene Design stört überhaupt nicht vom Feeling (dachte eigentlich das es sich deutlich mehr bemerkbar macht), kommt aber ws auf den Grip an. Das Design hat aber auch ein paar flaws. Getränke sollte man nicht offen in der Nähe stehen haben, im Falle das man es umkippt und die Maus schwimmen schickt (is mir leider passiert, bzw. meine Katze hat netterweise die Wasserfestigkeit getestet. Die Maus war zu derzeit am usb angesteckt, PC nicht eingeschaltet, aber trotzdem Spannung auf der Leitung, und hat mal schön dafür gesorgt, dass direkt am Connector (an der Maus) das Kabel abgeraucht ist. Das Kabel ist dann im Endeffekt an der Buchse angeschmolzen und das Trennen war gar nicht so ez wie man denkt. Maus hat es allerdings ohne Probleme überstanden, Kabel hab ich aus Sicherheitsgründen in den Rundordner einsortiert. PC hat da doch mehr abbekommen, aber hat sich dann zum Glück auch beheben lassen (Mainboard is nicht abgeraucht und Netzteil auch nicht, hätte aber locker passieren können). Nachdem man heutzutage mehr als 1 usb-c Kabel daheim hat, war für Ersatz gesorgt. Laden geht auch weiterhin ohne Probleme. (4 Sterne dafür). Dann kommen wir zum Akku und Laufzeit: die ist Verhältnismäßig im Vergleich zu einer G-Pro von Logitech (die ich auch besitze) eher mäh. Glaube das ist den großen LEDs die verbaut sind verschuldet. Man kann diese allerdings von der Intensität voll anpassen oder eben komplett ausmachen. Das würde auch noch mal paar Stunden rausholen. Sie hängt min 1 x pro Woche am Kabel. Das Laden geht allerdings richtig fast.
Die seitlichen Tasten sind voll ok. Sind doch anders als auf der Naga, aber auch nicht unbedingt schlechter. Wenn man keine mega Wurstfinger hat, kann man recht präzise alle Tasten ansteuern.

Fazit: Akku eher mäh, kann aber über LED Steuerung verbessert werden. Haptik gut. Tasten gut, Klicken left,right Feedback ist bissi schwammig, aber man gewöhnt sich echt schnell. Preis: hab ich reduziert gekauft für knapp nen 100er, also als alternative zur Naga für 180 oder so....würd ich wieder kaufen. allerdings wenn die naga auch reduziert wäre...würde ich vermutlich zur Naga greifen, weil die nicht offen ist und nicht so schnell einfach abraucht wie ein offenes Design. und vl hält da auch der Akku länger.
Overall kann ich dennoch das teil empfehlen. Sie is auch super leicht und ist größer als die g-pro und liegt sehr angenehm in der Hand.

ka ob ich wem helfen konnte.

cheers

Pros:
- Liviano.
- Muy preciso.
- Duración de batería superior a otros modelos.
- Muchas opciones de conectividad.
- Soft compatible con MAC M1 (por BT en mi caso al menos, veo que mucha gente no ha podido conectarlo).

Contras:
- Los botones 1,2,3 son inalcanzables a no ser que tengas agarre claw o los dedos inusualmente largos.
- Difícil de limpiar por dentro.

Mejorable:
- Algunas opciones de mapeo de botones son algo más complicadas de mapear que con soft de otros ratones (por poner un ejemplo, no puedes hacer un macro Alt+left).
- Por el precio que tiene, una base de carga no habría estado mal.

Vengo de un Scimitar Elite y anteriormente tuve un Naga Pro, echo de menos algunas cosas de soft iCUE, pero estoy contento con la compra. Con una accesibilidad total a los botones laterales, le habría dado 5 estrellas.

EDIT: Tras estos meses de uso, solo tengo malas palabras para este ratón. Se desconecta solo a 20cm del receptor, y tarda eones en conectarse. A veces aparece como cargado algún perfil, pero luego no funcionan los mapeos hasta que no lo vuelves a reconectar. En ocasiones se bugea solo y se queda parpadeando en rojo, teniendo que actualizar el firm para que funcione. Nunca más Steelseries.

O Aerox 9 Wireless tem um visual impressionante, com um design moderno e apelativo. A leveza é um dos seus maiores pontos fortes, especialmente considerando os 18 botões programáveis que oferece – são opções de personalização para todos os gostos. Para quem joga MMO ou MOBA, é excelente ter tantos botões ao alcance dos dedos, todos configuráveis para diferentes funções.

No entanto, o tamanho do rato é um pouco grande, o que pode tornar o uso prolongado menos confortável, especialmente para quem tem mãos mais pequenas. Outro ponto que me incomodou foi a dificuldade em distinguir os botões laterais pelo toque, o que por vezes atrapalha na execução de comandos rápidos.

No geral, apesar das suas qualidades, prefiro os modelos Aerox 3 ou até o 5. Eles oferecem um melhor equilíbrio entre tamanho e funcionalidade, sendo mais confortáveis e intuitivos no uso diário.

The item worked flawlessly for about 9 months. 2 week battery life with high efficiency mode enabled with 2-3 hourly usage in this period. Lightweight and a good size for medium hands. Side buttons can be a bit small if you have larger hands. Works great for MMOs and any other type of game which requires number inputs. Easy to set up out the box and mostly plug and play, software can be downloaded for additional customisation.

However the reason for the 1 star review - customer support
The item began always displaying a green LED even when the device is turned off, this led a signficantly compromised battery life of about 1-2 days as the device is always on. Now this poses an issue for a wireless device, as I personally travel a lot and not having to worrying about cables and charging devices was a big selling point for the item. I contacted customer support at SteelSeries who agreed the item was in warranty and were happy to sort a replacement. This is where the problem is. As per their policy, the consumer has to destroy their item, send photo evidence, then wait an undisclosed time to be provided a coupon to purchase a replacement, after which you can do what you wish with your now broken device. The issue with this policy is you will be without a device for a period of time, which may affect you in xyz ways, and ultimately it seems to go against sustainability pledges outlined by SteelSeries, as you are destroying a functioning item albeit with a compromised battery life. I appreciate this is to stop fraud or reselling of the item, however it seems anti consumer and I'd expect better from a large company.

To summarise, buy with caution, the product is great but should you run into problems, you will have to deal with the outlined issue.

Good mouse overall

*Nice sensor, no stuttering or jumping.
*Medium hand size is recommended.
*Many buttons are not too hard to distinguish after getting use to it.
*Good battery life.

SOME OCCASIONAL INTERFERENCE WHEN USING STEELSERIES ARCTIS 7+ HEADPHONES.
You can sometimes hear static click sounds through headphones when clicking on the mouse.
This is easily solved by replugging mouse or headphones dongle, but is still troublesome.

Vorteile
Die Hardware der Maus ist hochwertig und liegt gut in der Hand.
Viele Tasten für individuelle Belegungen – theoretisch.

Nachteile (macOS-spezifisch):

Software-Desaster: Die Begleitsoftware ist extrem langsam, stürzt häufig ab und startet oft gar nicht. Ein Neustart des Macs ist dann nötig.
Einstellungen speichern ist Glückssache: Selbst wenn man Belegungen oder Profile anpasst, werden diese oft nicht übernommen oder gehen nach einem Neustart verloren.
Keine macOS-Shortcuts: Systemeigene Tastenkombinationen (z. B. Mission Control, nächster desktop) lassen sich nicht auf die Maustasten legen.
Eingeschränkte Tastenbelegung: Pro Taste kann nur ein Buchstabe hinterlegt werden – keine Wörter, Sätze oder komplexen Befehle.
Scrollrad-Geschwindigkeit nicht einstellbar: Ein absoluter Knüller – selbst die Scrollrad-Geschwindigkeit lässt sich nicht anpassen.
Hoher Stromverbrauch: Nicht ideal, aber im Vergleich zu den anderen Problemen fast nebensächlich.
USB-Kabel-Position: Die Ausparung für das Kabel ist winzig und liegt direkt über dem Mauspad. Das Kabel bremst die Bewegung, falls man es kabelgebunden nutzen möchte.

Fazit:
Die Hardware ist top, aber die Software macht alles zunichte – besonders für macOS-Nutzer. Ohne funktionierende Tastenbelegung, stabile Software, zuverlässige Einstellungen und grundlegende Anpassungsmöglichkeiten ist die Maus für mich unbrauchbar. Rücksendung folgt.
Hinweis: Wie die Maus unter Windows funktioniert, kann ich nicht beurteilen. Dies ist eine Warnung an alle Apple-Nutzer

Die SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless ist eine fantastische Maus für alle, die viele programmierbare Tasten für MMOs, MOBAs oder andere komplexe Spiele benötigen! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Was mir besonders gefällt:

18 Tasten: Die schiere Anzahl an Tasten ist beeindruckend. Ich kann alle meine wichtigen Befehle, Makros und Fähigkeiten direkt auf der Maus ablegen und habe so einen deutlichen Vorteil im Spiel.
Leichtgewicht: Trotz der vielen Tasten ist die Maus dank des Designs mit den Öffnungen in der Oberfläche überraschend leicht. Das ermöglicht schnelle und präzise Bewegungen.
Präziser Sensor: Der TrueMove Air Sensor mit 18.000 DPI ist sehr genau und reaktionsschnell.
Kabellose Freiheit: Die Wahl zwischen Bluetooth und 2,4 GHz Wireless bietet Flexibilität und eine stabile Verbindung.
Lange Akkulaufzeit: Ich muss die Maus nicht ständig aufladen.
Wasserabweisend: Das Design mit den Öffnungen ist nicht nur leicht, sondern auch wasserabweisend (AquaBarrier™). Das gibt zusätzliche Sicherheit.
Gute Software: Die SteelSeries Engine Software ist übersichtlich und bietet viele Anpassungsmöglichkeiten.
Das Design mit den Löchern ist sicherlich Geschmackssache, aber ich finde es optisch ansprechend und es stört mich beim Spielen überhaupt nicht.

Fazit: Die Aerox 9 Wireless ist eine hervorragende Maus für Gamer, die viele programmierbare Tasten benötigen und Wert auf ein geringes Gewicht und einen präzisen Sensor legen. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

In many ways, I want to like this mouse. I use it daily for work, and it has several features I appreciate: lots of programmable buttons (customizable via firmware, so no need for dedicated drivers), a fast-charging Li-ion battery, dual connectivity (Bluetooth and proprietary wireless), and a solid yet lightweight build.

However, there are some drawbacks. It only supports one Bluetooth pairing, is difficult to clean inside and the USB-C charging port is recessed so deeply that bulkier connectors can't reach it.

All of that would be tolerable if it were reliable. But I’m giving it a one star because this is now the second unit I've owned where the scroll wheel starts to jumping in the opposite direction after about a year. A quick online search shows I’m far from the only one facing this issue. When I received the replacement in November 2024, I hoped the problem had been resolved. Unfortunately, it was not. It's baffling that a €100 mouse can have such a glaring flaw, especially when my €8 no-name Chinese mouse from a decade ago still works perfectly.

Unless the manufacturer addresses the scroll wheel issue, I can't recommend this product for long-term use.

Having switched from a multpile generations of Razer Naga I was looking forward to trying this SteelSeries and out of the box I was impressed at the asthetics and how much more comfortable in my hand it felt initially. But as soon as I tried to reach the 1, 2 and 3 keys the problems began. Unless you have longer than average fingers you will probably find that to reach the first 3 (and smallest) keys that a change of grip is necessary when it should not be. Also within 2 months mine had suffered a broken scrollwheel which was basically terminal as it rendered the mouse next to useless considering how vital a scrollwheel is for everyday use. It is a pity as it is very lightweight and very easy to take apart (which I did to try and fix the scrollwheel issue) and amazingly lightweight beside other MMO style mice.

Enfin une souris sans fil légère, mais viens avec quelques désagrément.

La molette de la souris étant énormément enfoncée, ne pas trop conter sur les clicks molette droit et gauche qui deviennent compliqué sans faire un click molette standard. (sur la mienne je pense avoir un problème d'usine, j'ai beau scroll en bas ou en haut j'ai souvent l'effet inverse... compliqué pour faire défiler des pages)

Le plus important le Pad de 12 boutons est extrêmement rigide et surtout trop grand !!
les bouton 1 2 3 sont inaccessible si vous avez une prise un peu standard à la souris, il faut constamment avoir une prise un peu incliné.

Pas de grip pour l'annulaire mais bon vue le poids de la souris c'est pas trop la peine.
L'autonomie c'est vraiment ok, vraiment excellente pour une souris si légère.
Puis le capteur rien à dire.

je l'avais eu à 120€, je trouve vraiment le prix trop cher pour ce que c'est, en tout cas vous ne payer pas l'ergonomie :/

Pros:
- Good battery life and it charges quite fast when connected by wire
- Lightweight, with the centre of gravity ending up quite close to the sensor
- Solid wireless connection without any perceptible input lag
- High degree of customisability for the buttons and other mouse functionality

Cons:
- The software is glitchy at times, making configuring the mouse more difficult than it should
- No "offline profile" for when you connect it to a computer that doesn't have the SteelSeries software, it instead uses whatever profile you last had configured
- Sometimes slow to come back up when the USB receiver is disconnected and reconnected
- I wish it came with an included USB male-A to female-C adapter for the receiver (it does come with an USB-A to USB-C cable and a female-to-female USB-C adapter so you can use it with an USB-A port, but it's a clunky setup on a laptop for example)
- Somewhat awkward button placement (for my hand at least), can't really find a good grip that allows me to hit both the 3 and 10 buttons without having to shift my hand